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I did not intend for my post to be anything other than a note of the difference in words. That's all. I did not intend to make it seem as if Christians are better than Catholics or that Catholics are not Christians. However, It's not called the Roman Christian Church and the religion Christianity is not called Cathlianity. That's all. Chill people. Just chill.

One day, we're going to be sitting at the feast, with all the best food you've ever tasted, sweet music in the background, our loved ones at our side, and Jesus at the head of the table. Something tells me we won't remember any of this sillines on that day.

I did not intend for my post to be anything other than a note of the difference in words.

Hogwash. Hogwash. Hogwash. Do not further insult us by insinuating that you meant something other than EXACTLY what you posted.

If you are sincere, why not just ask the mods to remove your offensive post? That's right: You won't, because you meant it. Of course you do. If you didn't, you would not have also posted this:

However, It's not called the Roman Christian Church and the religion Christianity is not called Cathlianity.

So, why don't you mention Baptists? Lutherans? Episcopalians? Because you are an anti-Catholic bigot.

I didn't think anything in any of my posts suggested that I thought one was better than the other. I was just posting the information that I've read on what the differences between Lutheran and Catholicism are. I find them interesting. Someone posted back to me that I was wrong, I'm not sure who that was right now, but didn't give any back-up information on what about my post was wrong, so I have to assume that it was just his OPINION that the information in my post was wrong. If the information is wrong, I'd be curious to know what about it makes it wrong from a Catholic's viewpoint. However, it's not like it will change my opinion on Catholicism. There's nothing wrong with Catholicism, it's just not what I am. I'm Lutheran, and happy with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and plan on remaining Lutheran unless the Church starts teaching something that goes against Scripture.

That being said, I still think it's a private agency that can have it's own private rules for who it does business with. A lot of people think that because it's a "free country" they're free to do ANYTHING they want, which is actually the most intriguing part of the article for me.